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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
FINANCIAL
FEW Yoxx DAxYTHonH. AuD nle1
noup STOCK xxoxAlo1A.


NEW YORK, June ga.-The stock market made
further progress IN tho direction OF higher
figures Today. Western Union being the leader
both az 10 activity and strength. The improve
ment In feeling on the street was most marked.
Tho hulI sentiment ran high. The advance
was almost continuous throughout the day,
and Manhattan seems TO have lost Its power 20
Affect the remainder OF the ltst. as IL was rather
weak. As on yesterday, several Tumors were
circulated which had q reassurlng effect upon
the street, most Of them referring 10 the Bat
umore and Ohio deal. and the i'm preston that
tbe Western Union would be found In control
OF the telegraph business was once more very
strong The bulhsh utterances cf Mr..
Gould, combined with ths increasing ease Of
money. which closed offered at per cent.
and with renewed buying for London account.
were all factors In the improvement The
covering OF outstanding short contracts was
very heavy, and a great deal OF new and conf
dent buying was noticeable. Western Union
vas by long odds the most important stock
to day, and Its transactions In the last hour
were simply enormous. While Its price rap
idly advanced the lowest figures were gene-
rally at The opening. while the highest were
either et or shortly before the close, Tho first
prices were made at advances over last
evenings fiDai 0gures extending 10 2per cent.
The market was extremely active bat sowe-
what Irregular In the early dealings aud at
figures shade lower Than the opening. West
ern Union, Pacific Mail, aud Vanderbilt. how
ever. early became prominent for strength,
ana the advance continued until nearly
noon when Manhattan broke per cent, with
little or no effect, however, upon the remainder
OF the list After q short period OF heayiness
tho advance was renewed with force. Western
Union. Reading, and Jersey Central being the
most conspicuous. The rise eliminated short
ly before = p. NJ. when many Of the stocks had
reached the highest prices for the day. Libe-
raj realizstions caused slight reaction la tho
last hour. but the market again became strong
before the Close. buying I'm Western onion be-
ing specially heavy. The market closed active
and strong at OF near the highest prices reach
ed. The total sales OF to-day's business was
sol 600 shares, Of which $4,000 were In Western
Union. Everything Is higher this evening, and
In the active list the fractional advances are
few In number. while Western Union Is up ~.
New Englands3k, Jersey Central go, San
Francisco preferred ~, Pacific Mail and Colo
RADIO Coal each :. Northwestern liz, Missouri
Pacific ~, Lake Eric and Western preferred
IL. Union Pacific Ia, and the others lesser
amounts.
NEW YORK. June 29-sc0n.-Stocks quiet and
steady. money tight at 2 per cent Exchange
Long. aseA short. 1917. Governments dull.
Etenfng.-Exchange dun and steady. Money
easier at 10 per cent and interest. closing at
/. Sub-1reasury balances-G0ld, slp.4SJ,OO0
currency. fl55s5,000. Governments dun per
cents. 1904 ~ pee cents, 1895. State bonds
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sfsq was bribtd snd that k,oo.c0o was
fps'tu Nv hfrr AMI Foshay. and you come
10 The conclusion that thst sum was not
raised ior tbe prrposes which appear on
The rocks OF tie road, and thai that sta
really went 10 the corruption OF tue Board
~ Aldermen; II you Ind this 10 be So
and you have abundant direct aud cur
cumsfancial evidence on that point-and
you believe that Kerr and Foshay did
tbs and concealed II from sharp; II you
ind they did this because OF their Interes,
and Notwithstanding far greater benefits
which Mr. sharp was 10 reap from VI, aud
sharp WIS lgn0rant; then y0u must acquit
hin. You ale the exclusive Judges OF the
evidence. and II my statement OF the EVIL.
dence has seemed 20 impart mr. opinion or
II 10 you, trust you Will discard and dts
regard II. This is case OF the utmost i'm
poriance 10 the people, and indeed matter
Of life and death TO the defendant.
! am hot conscious OF having ruled
out particle OF evidence 10 which the de.
lendsnt was entitled. You will not be in
fWnced ny public clsmor. The defendint
l. On old. feeble, iDfirm man, n has been
'ald by bis counsel. You will, however,
not permii that 10 waive you In tie dis.
cuarge OF your duty. II Is harder for old
sge % suffer, yet we all know that our
greatest sufieriogs are frequently at the end
Of our lives. IL must be so. II Il rule OF
tie infinite, and so now all sentiment, DIS.
-ioD, and sympathy should be cast outside
The temple Of Justice. Here only reason
should rule.
Mr.. Parsons, Of counsel for defence,
entered several objections. bnt bis Honor
Oyerruled him, and SAID the Jury was
ALREADY tired out. The jury then went out.
Thirteen minutes later there was rush
again for the courtroom. Judge Barrett
resumed his seat on the bench. Sharp aud
bis counsel took their seats. Two minutes
later The jury flied into their seats and were
asked II thew had agreed uD0n verdict.
" We have" was the answer.
"Guiliy or not guilty ?"
mot guiliy-I mean guilty, your
HOnOr-guiltY."
"Jacob sharp" said the clerk, show
old ere you:"
"Seventy yeats next month";"
Where DO you live 2"
1884 west Tweniy-third street."
The Jurors here consulted a moment aud
recommended the prisoner 10 mercy.
Sharp heard the Verdict with no appi.
rent trepidalion. He sat quietly in his
seat with an air OF disinterestedness.
The lawy ers OF defence evinced more
chagIin at the result than the convicted
msn. When the sheriff notified Sharp TO
Join him the prisoner rose coolly and
shook hands with lbs counsel all around.
Reaching the halfway 1t was only with
great difficulty that the crowd could be
forced back enough to give exit. The pri.
soIer was finally helped Into.a carriage and
he was driven TO LudIow.Sireet jail, where
here was another great crowd, and there
VS. again trouble IN making a way to the
dor. sharp showed no more signs OF i'll.
nts' than usual Only members OF his
iamily we've permitted TO converse with
him.
The court adjourned till July 19,h, when
eptence will be passed upon the prisoner.
a new trial win be moved for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Southern Press Association.
fRv feleCraph 20 the Dispatch.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 29.-The Southern
Press Association held tue largest meeting
in its history at the KImbal House in this
city TO day. twenty-five newspapers beng
represented. The association Organized
permanently under a charter and reelected
ITS former officers. The meeting was bar
moniOus, and important business concern.
inc the Improvement in the news service
and the relations OF members 10 the Asso-
cistCd Press was transacted. The meeting
adjourned 10 meet at New Orleans next
4 urif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Nheepshead.Ray Raees.

NEW YORK, June 29.--First race--'eyen
dobiLs OF mile-YOang Duke won: j.
w. White second, Cltter third. Tune,
1884.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Specially won: Beudigo second, Billy
Brown third. TINE. 1:lG.
Third race-one and one eighth miles
Housatonic won; TOmas'a second, The
Bourbon third. Time. 1851.
Fourth race--one and one eighth miles
Dry MonOpole won; Richmond second,
LaggaTd third Time, l:ji4.
Fifth race-lbree quarters OF mile
Ovid won; Rowland second, ROmp third.
Tine, i:l4t.
Sixth rsce-oDe and one sixteenth miles.
on The ersss- Lancaster won; Susie For
bic second, Nellie Van third. Time, 1:51j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
DEATHS.

BURTON Died, June 29th, at 10 o'clock 2.
NJ. SHERRY WILSON, infant child Of Reuben
and Emma c. Burton; aged twelve months
and nine days.
Funeral TO-DAY, June 30th, from the resi-
dence, No. 1903 east Leigh street, at o'clock p.
VI. Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
WOODS0N Died. at Greenwood, Va. Mon
day, June 9Th, WILLIE LEE, infant son OF y.
7. and Lizzie A. Woodson; aged eight months.
Atlanta papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Meath of nu Episcopal Minister.

CHARLESTON, W. VA June % Rev. Il
A. Cobbs, rector OF II. Johns Episcopal
church, IN tins city. died last night afterao
Illness oftwo months, during which he was
great sufferer from a complication OF di>.
cases. Mr. CobbS was one OF the sons Of
the late Bishop Cobbs, Of Alabama. He W :
born IN Virginia in 1924, and graduated
from the Theological Seminary in AleXan-
dria in 1915. He had been rector Of several
churches 10th in Virginia and Alabama,
and In 1915 become rector OF the church IN
this city. which position he occupied at the
time OF bis death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
SUMNER BOARDING..
MORsEs, MULES. cows. e.
HORSE FOR SALE Il HAVE a.,

OhSE run SALf1. II HAVE I'm
IL LIfTLE soRREL FILLy. three <s1S
years old. partially broken, never shud.
want 70 see II any body Is "fool euoURh = q
orer me 500 Tor her before remove her hon
Captain Chs mbln's stock.farm. Parties who's
highest estimate for csit would % About
ssS75 will please net trouble me. Iwiil noS
argse the point but II this strikes scns een-
tleman looking for somsthihs u the Kind %
bring up 20 suit his own notions. 1 viii ssnd
him upcn request su uncolored desscfption ~
The Any. VIM say here shs vss leAlsd g.
Morgan ftue-Roo 40 sGfLD WlNG.r 49,
BY Motion, son Of .pkniei Lam heet6 -
dam . virginia bred mareet mixed Cnnx6iss
and thoroughbred blood nptne. b.ok - = ~
omsd = AID "Priam.n.te "Ne<loa g ~.
fcrd heal. easily . neld q tea kcrsss NJ ~
Glars, nottiug stbslftn TIL. eG0l6 MINT
Is a ret In tho ssrd and staolo 90 ~ 49,.
up 70 strongly reseno'e her 9faa1o1<s -,
iel lsmbersn tfhe eerstro ~ foP ~ ~
bss tesn 510o he y adrnt)>on a s. ~; ~
perfection " eauies beaut3 6nd r. ~
ard Re- "a the eiru q ynqee ~ ~ q = -. n
osher living forsek q. fAkC01T Mr. v &
~ Ait* oor& -. n ~ ~, ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Prince Albert victor I'm Dublin.

tBy Anglo-AmericGn cable TO the Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN, June 20.-Prinee Albert Victor
OF Wales tas thanked the people OF Duo.
lin for the loyal aodrt SEES presented to
him Oh the occasion OF The visit OF bimsclf
and his brolber Prince George to this cit,.
He saws be i pleeed with the reception
accorded him and his brother, and is glad
OF the efforts TO materially advance Ireland,
which be hopes viii meet with complete
success.
Prince Albert Victor tot day laid. The
foundation. stone OF the new wing OF the
Hospital for Incurabl,s at Donnybrook
He was fairly we'll received and bat few
ieeTs greeted him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Dropped Dcad-Drowned Cattle.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. Va, June 29.-William John
son, an employe at Jameson's sbip.yard, la
Berkeley, dropped dead to-day while at
work.
a lot OF drowned cattle were thrown
upon the beach a. Life saving Station No
., on the Virginia coast. to-day, supposed
10 have been washed overheard from some
catllC-steamer from Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Killed His wife.
nv ,eI,graub 70 ,he p,sn.,O, =,

10y tVIVEIuPH 70 tIIo iEspdIch.I
AsBvILLE, N. c., June 29.-rom King
(coicred) this morning shot and instantly
killed bis vile. He claims Il was accident
al. lie says he was going hunting and the
gun went OF. King was arrested aud
brought l.eiore n magistrate In much dis.
tress and weeping bitterly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
WYTHEvlLLE.
A brilliant Reception-Mission
Society.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NYTnEVILLE, Va, June 29.-Last night
witnessed one Of the largest and most elc-
can't receptions ever given in Wytheyille.
The reception was given by the groom's
mother and brother. in-law TO DR.. II. l..
Poage, Of this place. and his handsome
young bride, nee Person, OF New Orleans.
The bride was assisted in her reception by
Miss Willie Walker. Mrs. IL. q. Wadley,
Mrs. I. G. Kent, and Miss Hattie Tinscy,
The last.ndmed young lady being from
Richmond. The invited guests numbered
over one hundred. Among those prescott
were several from New Orleans and Other
southern cities.
a general meeting OF the Ladies' Mis-.
sionary Society comprised within tn
Holston Conference clio jed to-day in tn e
Methodist church at thii place.
Southern visitors are beginning to come
in. and already the town Is very much en-.
.liyCned by their presence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Ashland Notes.
h8HfUTU NUfFHs
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatc

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
ASHLAND, Va June 80. 1887.
Rev. J. II. Wilkinson has accepted call
TO tie pastoral charges OF Ashland and
winn's Baptist churches, to take effect the
1st Of August next.
The Hanover Cavalry, 4 Company re.
Gently reOreanized By captain Wickham
Of the county, had a grand retinlon at Ash
land Park to-day. several OF the Horse
Guards OF Richmond came up and marched
through the village TO the park. The day
was happily -pent, although the crowd was
smaller than VAS expected. A party cane
IN IN special train from Richmond. The
proceeds Tealized from the dinner will be
appropriate to the purchase Of new uai
forms.
Professor W. A. Shepard, OF The college,
while performing his regular duty as super.
iuteDGent OF the Methodist Sunday school
on last Sunday, was sudd emily taken With
IN attack 81 vertigo and was carried to hi
home. He il reported TO be much ion.
proved at this writing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
THgIA,T COMMENCEMENT,

Caowa1 Bariist Female Institute, at
NurrtC,1oU', closed the long list OF col.
.ecc commcuc, mems this season. The al.
tId9UCe u u. commencement today was
lsr-t. TIE annual sermon was preached
ty R,y W. b. Royal, Of Wake-FOrest Col
it-c. Tie annual address before the lite
rUy City Vas delivered by Rev. Baylus
Daae. % Loui,burl Date OF Nirginia).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Severe Earthquake In Mexico.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


GUAYAQUII, MEXICO, June o. The most
violent earthquake experienced here since
1858 occurred at 600 tins morning, causing
gIeat alarm among the population. The
shock lasted two minutes and twenty Sc.
cords. ana the direction Of the movement
was from northeast h southwest. All the
clocks in The city were stopped. several
buildings were demolished and others were
bady damaged. S0fir as reported no per-
son was injured. It's feared that the shock
must have caused much damage in cities IN
the interior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
by FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH.-Communion service will be held in
this church next SUNDAY MORNING at II
O'Clock, and preparatory services as follows:
misunderstanding by DR.. r. p. KERR at 81
O'Clock. and TOMORROW NIGHT preaching at
same hour by DR.. DREW, and SATURDAY EVE
MING at . O'Clock preparatory lecture by the
pastor, Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART. To all OF
which services The public Is cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
penth Of an Old CIfiEen

Especial telegram TO tho Dispatcb.l
FE1TRsBuRG, VA, June 29.-Jonn Tins.
lev, aged nearly eighty years, one o; the
oldest ciiztns Of Puuce George, died last
night.
Mr.. Bette lIasbrook, widely respected
for her Christian virtues and CHARITIES, died
huc to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Kershaw & Go. .

CHICAGO, June 80 The creditors OF G. j.
Kershaw & Co. secured an order from the
court to-day making Charles b. Eggleston
a general partner, and thereby making him
responsible for the debts Of the 6rm. The
next step OF the attorneys for the creditors
wa, 10 secure their interests bY tying up
the property involved. An order was is-
sued by Judge Garnrtt restraining EgSle-
ston from dsposing OF bis real estate pend
ing the settlement OF the questions at inte-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
A Tennessee Homicide.

KNOXVILLE, TRNN., June 29.-At Stony
Gap, in Hsncock county. fatal shooting
occurred last night. Will Hobbs, a mem.
Der Of an outlaw gang that has killed sevc-
raj men during the past few months, was
IN attendance at the meeting with a pistol
bnckled around him. Depuiy.SheriH
Green tried 10 arrest Hobbs AID fierce
light ensued, in which both meu were
killed and a number OF persons wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Raelng I'm ENGLAND.
"Nf"b IN III =
TBv tnclo-Amertcan cahla 4,

lBy Angio-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. June 20...rhe rae, for the
Northumberland plate OF 1000 soyescigns
was won by w. Blake's four-year old biy
colt Exmore; W. n. AnsoD's iour-year.old
bay coli Castor second. and Lord Durbam's
six-sear.old Ysgsbond third. Thirteen
starters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Cardinal Manning ON the Irish
Question.


iby Aneic-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
lcspoS, June 20.- Cardinal Manning
VINES 10 The Times protesting against is
circulation OF The statement IRON Rom
'bai "the Irish mission OF MonsIgoor Per
sra SID MonsIgnor Gualdl had been re.
vokfu o. The instance Of Cardinsl Mlnniag
snd Archbishop Walsh, OF Dublin. aui
bFsne'ng the latter two As active promoters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
marshaela,s Yire.

MILWAUKEE, June ga special to the
Erfnirg Wisconsin, from harsbield saws I:
The insursnee aojusitrs hays arrived here,
hut matters are so badly confused that ~.
diyi0ual losses and assurances c,nuos yet
be obtained. Tae total loss viii foo, up
81 $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Wins HIS First Race Ina America.
fHy talegrs nh IN tina pa.nnt.h

WORCESTER, MASS, June 29.-At Lake
Quinsigamoud this afternoon George Bu
bear, champion oarsman OF England, beat
James A. Ten Eyck thirteen seconds In a
tbree.miIe race for $500 side. Bubear's
time wes 20:i6 1-5. Thus the Englishman
wins the first race he rows in America.
Both men wege supposed to be in prime
condition, Ten Eyck weighing 1856 pounds.
Bubear reduced his weight TO 1872.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Marriage Of West Virginia Editor.
fspaclal telegram 70 the Dispatch.l

CuARL gsToS, w. VA, June 20. DIR. N.
w. Donnally, editor OF the Kanawha Ga
zetie. was married this evening OF 3 O'Clock
10 Miss Molly starkc, Of this city. The
wedding was very quiet owisg TO the re-
cent death OF the brides mother. Mr.and
Mrs DOnnally leave tonight on trip to
saratoga and Niagara, and will return Uta
The Lakes and the West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Drilling French students.

by Anglo American cable TO the Di9patch.l
PARIS, june 29.-Fhe Chamber OF Depu
ties, by vote II 27S to 240, has agreed 10
The clause Of the army hill which provides
that students OF the Norna School may
be drilled al the school and that the time
thus spent shall be considered equivalent
TO military service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
MARINE iNTELLsGENCs.


MARINE tNTELLIGENCr.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JUSR 30. 1887.
sun rises.,........ f:5i Hi6n lids:
sun sets........... 5:23 Morning .........ii:e2
Moon sets.......... i:l1 Evening ..........il:5i
PORT OF RICHMOND. JusE -. 1851.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, United Stsfes
mail. merchandise and passengers. l. u. Ia
'um. agent
Schooner Moonlight. Csanmer. Philadelphia.
coal, K. L. Murphy Co.
SAILED.
Schooner y. II. Burrow. Taylor, BerTnud.
Hundreds, to load pine wood for New Yorz.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 20, issJ.
lBy telegraph
ARRfvzD.
Steamship Dukeof Westminster, Long. Lysr-
Line.
SAILED.
Steamship Rio Grande, Lewis New YORK.
:, schooner William Ii. Bailey. Pearcs, New
York, coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Tho Roehester Strike Virtually
Ended.
tBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l

10y ICItBfuPII 70 NV 1777F'@FE11s5
RocHEsTER, N. Y, June 20. The strike
Il virtually over. No disturbance OF any
magnitude was reported at police head
quarters to-dsy. On the contrary the riot.
ers are looking for employment, but rs
long as they retain their membership 10 the
union they will not be taken back. Non.
union men are being received by the cou-
tractors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30

ln icr'y 10 letters Of inquiry IN regard
o. TIE tobacco crop III the Winston section
u D.. learned that the belief is that IL the
>ta,on 3. good there will De about two
iAiid, ~ au ordinary crop. Warehouse
men ,ll hey expect to have to pay more
money for tbe coming crop than for the
st. g., hey think the grade will be higher
L.-u-A Ne AuanliIy will be smaller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
the SUPERINTENDENT Party.

tByAnglo-Amercan cable to the Dispa,chl
LONDON. Jrne 90 The Queens garden
party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon
Was great social event. Seven thousand
invitations were issued. All royal visitors
VINO came 10 attend the jubilee and mum.
Der OF prominent Americans W ere present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Garrett Buys "a big Bioek OF Baiff'
more and ohio stock.
ftsv tafegrxDh 10 the DtsDatchl

NEW YORK. June 80 President Robert
Garrett, OF the Baltimore spd Ohio railroad.
has exercised the option and taken ADD
na,d for the Baltimore and OHIO stock held
he fbe Johns Hopkins University. The
sn,orDt OF shock Is 1900 shares, and the
pfice Is said TO be fi7b pei share.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
ie M.tJY5
nHE DIRECTORS or THE err

Il zENS BANK OF RICHMOND have de-
clared . sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF 8
PER CENT. out OF the net earnings OF tho
psst six months, payable on and after JULY
l, 1891. Z. G. WALLACE.
10 9O-fJyf Cashier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30

LDy tVIbBIdpH 70 tIib DI5pdICn.I
W00Ns0CKET, OAK, June GOV. j.
Williams, treasurer Of Jerauld county. Is
reported missing. His accounts are short
$4,000. He has teen gone q week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
Hanover citizens. Attention,

| want all OF my friends In Hanover
county to know that ]. A. Baughan & sou.
al Hew lett's, have for sale the genuine Old
Montrose bIskey, which Is controlled ex.
clusively by myself. JULIEN BINPoRD,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
NOTICE.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoroNAcl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
IRRAsCRRR'a OrfIcE luna lsSr

Alta meeting Of The Board Of Directors held
this day IL was
''Rlso,rcd. Thasa DIVIDEND OF PER CENT.
pany and upon Us dividend obligations be de-
elared for the half year ending slst March,
ises, payable ON ihetl LIST DAY OF JULY, 49,.
10 ste kholders Of RECORD at The data OF June
%. 1857, IRON which Gate 10 the ID day OF july,
j. b. wINxrON.
!oecsv&teodtJy& Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
HARxKrs BIT rxLxsnArA
rEw YuRR.

NEW YORK. June 29.--Cotton Arm. sa,ss. -,
bales; uIlands, 10 iJi5c. Orleans, ike: net
receipts, ,s0 bales; exports--to Great Britain.
900 fales; stock. x6,Sl5 bales. Southern tiour
quiet and barely steady. Wheat hlgher: No.
2. led sc al July, 81 i-isasi ii-i6c. Corn-No.
= foNssohe;; July, a65saisAc. 0a.s 4aNc.
fee-FsIr Rio dull at $7NasisA; No. Rio,
June, 1910; July, slA45ssia50 Sugar steady
and moro active Nolasses dull ana weak.
hiee steady. Cotton. seed on-3iaS5c. for crude
- sf;$esae' ,cr fenned. kosin steady a. sil7s a
Wool quiet and very steady. PORK dall and
unchanged. Lard lees active aud sss points
lower: spot $40: July. sdssaya7S Freigh.s
quiet 3nd steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-30
BALTIMORE

BALrisovs. ND. Juno s3.-Cos,on dull:
middune. nte. Flcnr steady; nowsrd-suee;
snu wtstcin super, g aoaH 10; do. extra, $&s,s
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20. family; 81 Whest-S southern steady and